Heritage tourism in Central Islip, New York

Welcome to the Islip Town Firefighters Museum, a unique tribute to the bravery and dedication of our local firefighting heroes. Nestled in the heart of Central Islip, New York, our museum at 4 Court House Drive invites visitors of all ages to explore the rich history and heritage of firefighting in the Islip Town area. At the Islip Town Firefighters Museum, we proudly showcase an extensive collection of firefighting memorabilia, vintage equipment, and historical artifacts that vividly illustrate the evolution of firefighting techniques and technology. Our exhibits offer an insightful glimpse into the lives and stories of the courageous men and women who have served our community, highlighting their unwavering commitment to keeping us safe.

Welcome to the Suffolk Sports Hall of Fame x Long Island Ducks Historical Marker, a unique destination celebrating the rich sports heritage of Suffolk County and the legendary Long Island Ducks. Located at 3 Court House Drive, Central Islip, New York, our establishment serves as both a tribute to local sports legends and a historical landmark honoring the iconic Long Island Ducks baseball team. Discover the inspiring stories of athletes, coaches, and contributors who have made significant impacts in the world of sports, all of whom have roots in Suffolk County. Our exhibits feature memorabilia, photographs, and interactive displays that bring to life the achievements and legacies of these remarkable individuals.

Welcome to the Suffolk Sports Hall of Fame x Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig Historical Marker, a must-visit destination for baseball enthusiasts and history buffs alike. Situated on South 2nd Street in Lindenhurst, New York, this historical site commemorates the legendary barnstorming game played by baseball icons Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig on the very same spot in 1930. This is the fourth historical marker placed by the Suffolk Sports Hall of Fame, celebrating a momentous event where more than 4,000 fans witnessed Ruth hit an astonishing 500-foot home run and Gehrig secure three hits against Addie Klein’s Lindenhurst Nine. After the game, these legends enjoyed a drink at the nearby Plaza, a hotel, restaurant, and bar on Montauk Highway.